RIP- OFF, something that costs much more than it is worth or a product that is not as good as promised, They tried to trick tourists into paying more., The hotel overcharged us for one night., The taxi driver asked for an unfair price., TO TURN A BLIND EYE INTO SMT, to ignore something wrong or unpleasant instead of dealing with it, The teacher ignored the students talking in class., They decided to ignore the warning signs, The manager pretended not to notice the mistake., STRIKE SOMEONE AS, to make someone think of you in a certain way, She gave the impression of being nervous at first., He seemed very confident during the interview., He came across as honest and friendly., TO BE UPTIGHT, to be very richto worry too much or be tense, He was very tense during the meeting., She felt nervous and uncomfortable all day., He worried too much about small mistakes., FEEL / TO BE COMPELLED TO DO SMTH, to have a strong feeling that you must do something, often when you don't really want to do it, He had no choice but to tell the truth, She felt a strong need to apologize., He felt forced by the situation to make a decision., TO PUT ON A HAPPY FACE, to pretend you are happy even when you are not, She pretended to be cheerful all evening., He hid his real feelings and smiled., He smiled even though he felt sad., TO WING SOMETHING, to do something without preparation or practice, I did it without preparing., I decided to try without a plan., He spoke without notes., TO DO ALL THE HEAVY LIFTINGS, to do the most difficult or exhausting work, She did most of the hard work., He took on the biggest part of the job., He put in most of the effort.

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